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We have used this e2 hitch with our 2011 NT 28RBS for the last 4 years https://www.fastwaytrailer.com/e2-hitch. We have not noticed any sway from traffic and generally not until we get to about 30 mph winds. We do tow with a GMC 2500 HD truck so we do have a bit more weight there which might...

I have to say that I had the same thought and solution 4 years agon when we got our 2011 NT. Interesting that after all this time they are using the same design. Hope you have a great time with your new NT. Ours has given us many years of faithful service. John

Hey Chris, We had a very simlar issue with our 2011 NT. The problem was that the cables running the slide had become loose and the blocks were getting caught as the slide went in or out. It took me 3 times to get it right but since then I have had no issues. I highly recommend using some...

I had a similar issue in our NT. We have the slides with the cables that pull it in and out. The cables had become very loose and that caused the issues. If you have the cable system, pull in the slide and look at the cables. They should appear tight, if they are not then you will need to...

If you cannot find what you like from a normal manufacturers you could look at a custom build. They definaly can make a travel trailer for full time use. Not cheap and not light weight but pretty good builds. I know of one builder for sure that does TT's and there might be a few others. Not...

I had a very similar problem on our NT. It was what they call a Sail Switch. It is a micro switch that makes sure the fan is blowing before it will allow the furnace to fire. Sometimes ours worked and sometimes it did not. They are easy to repalce once you rip the furnace out and apart...

Is there a way to move thee sensors to a different tank? Thinking about when the tanks age out and you need to get new ones. Thanks, John

Since it is moving a some water you might look at the pipes on the intake side for a leak. It might be wet which would help you to find out where it is. John

Welcome to the Forums. Sorry I cannot help but I will bump the thread so that others can reply. John

We downloaded a copy of the slide out manual from the manufacturer and followed the directions. They were pretty good and with me and the wife both looking at them we figured them out. Getting to the motor and the cables was a pain. I was unhappy I had to do it at least twice. There was a...

Hey, We had a similar issue on our NT. With the slide closed, on the inside of the trialer go to an end where you see the slide components. Ours is a motor with 4 cables used to make the slide go in and out. The cables had become very loose over time and that was our problem. The cables...

Jim, I did not know this. Thanks for the suggestion I will check it out. John

Flipping and new springs should definitely help the stabilizer drag. We had to replace the steps due to the extra height of the trailer. We went with a 3 step Glow Step from Torq Lift. Might have need 4 as it turned out but it is working. I'm really happy we do not drag the stabilizers any...

I agree you should check the ducts first for blockages as that is easy to fix. In our NT the bedroom did not get much airflow. I taped off 2 of the vents in the back of the trailer (where there were 9 vents and 2 different ducts) and now we have much better flow in the bedroom. Make sure you...

Since every tow setup is different your best way is to hook up and go to a level spot. Measure from the ground to the top of the roof and from the top of the roof to the top of the AC unit. Add them together and that will give your max height while towing. I have rounded my 10 foot 6 inch...